May 2017
Will international space law struggle to remain relevant?
..., iCourts Centre of Excellence for International Courts, Denmark; Visiting Professor Université Toulouse1-Capitole; Member of Faculty, London Institute of Space Policy and Law; Director, International Institute of Space Law; Member of the Space Law...
May 2017
Humanity is moving towards a new reality
... on a new space economy and it will be recognised that space hazards can threaten global prosperity. A study by Lloyd’s of London, for example, has suggested that a massive coronal mass ejection (CME) from the Sun could result...
September 2017
Binary stars and their extraordinary lives
..., where she works on observations and simulations of interacting binary stars. She completed her PhD at University College London and held positions at the Swiss Polytechnic, Zurich, and the American Museum of Natural History, New York...
September 2017
Measuring space debris risk
... Conference on Space Debris in April. The author was among the speakers at the World Space Risk Forum in London in June this year. Thus, if an analyst (e.g. at a satellite operator or insurance company) wishes to consider the risk of a debris strike...
October 2017
Tracking air pollution and monitoring climate change
... involved in Space Debris Mitigation, and in particular satellite re-entry risks. Nicolas holds a PhD from Kingston University London, where he was previously a lecturer.
February 2018
Growth drivers, requirements and threats in the smallsat industry
.... And just 30 minutes drive away in Glasgow sits the largest workforce of space industry employees in the UK outside of London and the south east. In south west UK, Newquay in Cornwall (a former RAF base) has been developing rapidly...
